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Edmonton Mortgage Calculator

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Estimate your monthly mortgage payment based on Edmonton home prices. Edmonton is one of Canada’s most affordable major cities for homeownership, with average prices around $400,000 — roughly one-third of Vancouver’s average and less than half of Toronto’s.

The average home price in Edmonton is approximately $400,000. With a minimum down payment of $20,000 (5%) and CMHC insurance, the total mortgage would be approximately $395,200. At a 4.25% interest rate over 25 years, the monthly mortgage payment would be $2,138.

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Edmonton mortgage payment examples

Home Price Down Payment Mortgage + CMHC Monthly at 4% Monthly at 5% Monthly at 6%
$200,000 $20,000 $185,580 $978 $1,084 $1,194
$300,000 $30,000 $278,370 $1,467 $1,626 $1,792
$400,000 $40,000 $371,160 $1,956 $2,168 $2,389
$480,000 $48,000 $445,536 $2,348 $2,602 $2,867
$550,000 $55,000 $510,225 $2,689 $2,980 $3,285
$700,000 $90,000 $628,910 $3,314 $3,673 $4,047

Edmonton vs. other cities: Affordability comparison

City Average Price Monthly Mortgage (10% down, 4.25%) Annual Property Tax
Edmonton $400,000 $2,107 $2,880
Calgary $580,000 $3,051 $3,712
Ottawa $630,000 $3,330 $6,741
Toronto $1,065,000 $4,607* $7,136
Vancouver $1,175,000 $5,084* $3,290

20% down required for homes over $1M.

Edmonton offers the lowest total housing cost of any major Canadian city with 1M+ population.

No land transfer tax

Edmonton (and all of Alberta) has no land transfer tax. See the Alberta registration fee calculator — fees total approximately $390 on a $400,000 home vs. $5,475 in land transfer tax in Ontario.

Edmonton property tax rates

Edmonton’s property tax rate is approximately 0.72%:

Home Price Annual Property Tax Monthly Equivalent
$300,000 $2,160 $180
$400,000 $2,880 $240
$500,000 $3,600 $300
$600,000 $4,320 $360

Edmonton housing cost breakdown

Cost Category Typical Monthly Range
Mortgage payment (on average home) $2,000 – $2,300
Property taxes $240
Home insurance $100 – $175
Utilities & heating $200 – $400
Maintenance (1% of value/year) $333

Total estimated monthly cost: $2,873 – $3,448

This is 40–55% less than equivalent costs in Toronto or Vancouver.

Edmonton housing by property type

Property Type Average Price Monthly Payment (10% down, 4.25%)
Detached house ~$450,000 $2,370
Semi/duplex ~$350,000 $1,844
Townhouse ~$300,000 $1,580
Condo apartment ~$200,000 $1,054

A condo in Edmonton at $200,000 is within reach for buyers who could never afford to enter the market in Toronto or Vancouver.

Edmonton-specific homebuyer considerations

  • Extreme winter climate — Edmonton’s long, cold winters (average January temperature -10°C) mean higher heating costs ($250–$400/month in winter) and snow removal expenses.
  • Diversified economy — Government, education (University of Alberta), health care, and energy provide a more stable employment base than Calgary’s more energy-dependent economy.
  • Rapid growth — Edmonton has seen significant population growth from interprovincial and international immigration, supporting housing demand.
  • Urban sprawl — Edmonton is geographically spread out. Consider commute times and transportation costs when choosing a neighbourhood.
  • LRT expansion — The Valley Line LRT expansion is improving transit, potentially increasing values along the corridor.

Edmonton market overview

  • Central/mature neighbourhoods — $450,000–$700,000 for established homes with character.
  • Southwest Edmonton — Popular family communities ($500,000–$700,000).
  • Northwest / Northeast — Newer communities with more affordable pricing ($380,000–$550,000).
  • St. Albert / Sherwood Park / Spruce Grove — Satellite communities with good value ($400,000–$550,000).

For the latest data, see the Edmonton housing market report.

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